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The movie doesn't end with the credits. Every week, we bring you the most vibrant discussions, fresh reviews, and hidden gems discovered by our users. Read, be inspired, and add your voice to this week's movie history.
Interview
28 Apr 2026
Mr. Credo
Run the Story. As All the President’s Men turns 50, Rory Doherty reflects on the masterful direction, atmospheric impact and enduring resonance of Alan J. Pakula’s landmark political thriller.
Fathers and Sons. George MacKay walks Ella Kemp through the most memorable roles of his career to date: exploring masculinity, fatherhood and rebellion, traveling all the way from Peter Pan’s Neverland to the battlefronts of 1917 to Cornwall in Rose of Nevada.
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Ella Kemp
23 Apr 2026
Thanks
Cinemascope
22 Apr 2026
Ruin the Tour. With A24’s Mother Mary burning up the arthouse-cinema charts, Isaac Feldberg offers ten cinematic spectacles depicting musicians on the verge of a breakdown.
Isaac Feldberg
Cinemascope
32 Apr 2026
Runway Ready. As The Devil Wears Prada 2 turns heads around the world, Patrick Sproull goes behind the curtain of the fashion industry with a starter pack of 20 fantastic films that demystify the craft.
Patrick Sproull
Deep Impact
20 Apr 2026
Out of Alcatraz. With John Boorman’s singular prison break picture Point Blank finally getting its due, Gayle Sequeira unpacks the deep impact of an outlier: from Memento to John Wick and everything inbetween.
Gayle Sequeira
Cinemascope
21 Apr 2026
Perfect Imperfections. With Sleepers now on 4K Blu-ray for its 30th anniversary, writer-director Barry Levinson reflects on screenwriting as energetic exchange, allowing his casts the freedom to experiment and working with talented actors who left us too soon.
Isaac Feldberg
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